| Ingleby, Matthew |
Lecturer |
London, especially Bloomsbury; Seaside resorts, especially Margate; Cities in fiction (and early film), 1800-1930; Theories of space, spatial practice and spatial representation; The Victorian novel; Early twentieth-century fiction |
English Staff |
| Ellis, Markman |
Professor |
Eighteenth-Century Studies |
English Staff |
| Taylor, Barbara |
Professor |
The British Enlightenment; Feminist Thought; Theories and Histories of Subjectivity |
English Staff |
| Halliday, Sam |
Senior Lecturer |
19th and early-20th century American literature; history of science and technology |
English Staff |
| Jones, Charlotte |
Research Fellow |
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English Staff |
| Fleming, Katie |
Lecturer |
The classical tradition; antiquity in modern intellectual thought |
English Staff |
| Ahmed, Rehana |
Senior Lecturer |
Postcolonial and world literature and culture; British Muslim, British Asian and South Asian literature and culture; multiculturalism; literary controversies |
English Staff |
| Dunstan, Angela |
Lecturer |
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English Staff |
| Tilley, Heather |
Lecturer |
Nineteenth-century literature, and its relationship to: The body and the senses; blindness; Visual and material cultures; Psychology and psycho-physiology; Disability theory and medical humanities. |
English Staff |
| Ramayya, Nisha |
Lecturer |
Contemporary and Experimental Poetry and Poetics; Critical Race Theory and Black Study; Feminist and Queer Theory; Visual, Sound, and Video Poetry, and Performance. |
English Staff |
| McBean, Sam |
Senior Lecturer |
Sexuality and gender; Feminist theory; Queer theory; Contemporary literature; Feminist and queer new media cultures; Affect and digital technologies |
English Staff |
| Boffey, Julia |
Professor |
Late medieval and early sixteenth-century literature; medieval lyrics; manuscript production and early printing; literary production and reception in late medieval London; editing |
English Staff |
| Valman, Nadia |
Professor |
Victorian literature; Jewish writing and writing about Jews; literature and London |
English Staff |
| Vigus, James |
Senior Lecturer |
European Romanticism; philosophy and literature; dissent in the long eighteenth century |
English Staff |
| Dillon, Brian |
Professor |
Creative nonfiction; The practice and history of the essay; Autobiography and memoir; Writing and illness; Literature and the visual arts. |
English Staff |
| Shiach, Morag |
Professor |
Late-nineteenth and early-twentieth-century cultural history |
English Staff |
| Hughes, Michael |
Lecturer |
Prose fiction; Autofiction; Style and voice; Form and narrative; The ludic. |
English Staff |
| Rubery, Matthew |
Professor |
Victorian literature, media, and reading practices. |
English Staff |
| Colclough, David |
Professor |
Early modern literature, political thought, and religion |
English Staff |
| Howarth, Peter |
Professor |
Modern poetry; literary theory; aesthetics and politics |
English Staff |
| Gilmour, Rachael |
Professor |
Colonial and postcolonial literature and theory; African literary and cultural studies; Colonialism, postcolonialism, and linguistic thought; Black British and British Asian writing; Language politics and literary translingualism |
English Staff |
| Atkin, Tamara |
Reader |
Late medieval and early renaissance literature, especially drama; histories of reading and the book |
English Staff |
| Dinnen, Zara |
Senior Lecturer |
Digital culture; New media; Contemporary American literature; Popular culture; Visual culture
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English Staff |
| Marsh, Huw |
Lecturer |
Post-war and contemporary fiction; Comedy, humour and laughter; Representations of work; The politics of genre, particularly comedy and historical fiction |
English Staff |
| Salmi, Charlotta |
Lecturer |
Postcolonial Literature and Theory; Graphic Narratives; Literary Form; Conflict and protest literature; Borders and the state.
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English Staff |
| Bowers, Will |
Lecturer |
Eighteenth-century and Romantic Poetry; Literary and cultural exchange between England and Italy; Coteries, salons, and sociability in the long-eighteenth century; Scholarly editions and their digital future; The blank verse tradition (Milton, Thomson, Akenside, Cowper, Wordsworth, Barrett-Browning). |
English Staff |
| Duff, David |
Professor |
Romantic poetry and prose; Shelley and his circle; The 1790s; Literary theory, especially theories of genre, intertextuality and influence ; History of the book |
English Staff |
| Schwarz, Bill |
Professor |
Caribbean writing; Postcolonial; twentieth-century British history |
English Staff |
| Brady, Andrea |
Professor |
Early Modern and Contemporary Poetry |
English Staff |
| Hiatt, Alfred |
Reader |
Spatial representation, especially the history of cartography; forgery and historical writing; the medieval reception of classical texts |
English Staff |
| Gamer, Michael |
Professor |
Theatre and Performance; Romanticism, and more broadly literature and culture 1660-1914; The History of Emotions; The Business of Literature; Material approaches to culture. |
English Staff |
| Rudy, Susan |
Professor |
Contemporary and experimental poetry, feminist and queer theory, women's experimental writing |
English Staff |
| Macdonald, Molly |
Lecturer |
Twentieth-century Literature; literary and critical theory; continental philosophy; psychoanalysis |
English Staff |
| Finn, Howard |
Teaching Fellow |
Modernist literature; Post-war British novel; Critical theory; International cinema and film theory |
English Staff |
| Ryan, Yann |
Postdoctoral Researcher |
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English Staff |
| Bentick, Eoin |
Lecturer |
Medieval alchemy; Nature in medieval literature; Manuscripts and their readers; Knowledge and desire
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English Staff |
| Dhital, Pragya |
Postdoctoral Researcher |
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English Staff |
| Ahnert, Ruth |
Professor |
Tudor literature and culture; prison writing; religious history; letters; network theory |
English Staff |
| Reynolds, Margaret |
Professor |
C18-C21 literature; poetry; the imagination of adoption |
English Staff |
| Rivers, Isabel |
Professor |
Dissenting, Methodist and Evangelical Literary Culture; Intellectual and Religious History; History of the Book – 1660-1830 |
English Staff |
| Maxwell, Catherine |
Professor |
C19 poetry and prose; gender, sexuality, and vision in C19 literature |
English Staff |
| Coulton, Richard |
Senior Lecturer |
Eighteenth-century literature and culture |
English Staff |
| Currie, Mark |
Professor |
Theory of narrative; philosophy of time; contemporary fiction; literary and cultural theory |
English Staff |
| Raymond, Joad |
Professor |
Early modern literature and history; cheap print; history of news communication; Milton |
English Staff |
| McCracken, Scott |
Professor |
Modernist Literature; Dorothy Richardson; Popular Fiction; Critical Theory; Walter Benjamin
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English Staff |
| van der Vlies, Andrew |
Professor |
Contemporary anglophone literatures and theory; South African writing, visual and print cultures, and cultural studies; postcolonial studies; queer theory; affect studies |
English Staff |
| Nasta, Susheila |
Professor |
The history of South Asians in Britain, especially Bloomsbury in the 1930s and 1940s; Caribbean literature, post-1950 and contemporary; Life-writing and biography; Black British writing; Material Histories; prizes, publishing, reception. |
English Staff |
| Atia, Nadia |
Senior Lecturer |
First World War writing; Iraqi literatures and cultural history; travel and other life writing. |
English Staff |
| Preston, Claire |
Professor |
The literary writing of science 1580-1730; Sir Thomas Browne; word and image relations 1500-1700; American literature; Philip Sidney and the Sidney circle; early-modern epistolarity |
English Staff |
| Newns, Lucinda |
Lecturer |
Postcolonial and world literatures; Migration and diaspora, especially refugees; Ecocriticism & environmental humanities; Feminist theory; Domesticity and the everyday; Theories of space and place. |
English Staff |
| Grossman, Joel |
Lecturer |
Poetry from Chaucer to the sixteenth-century; Tudor manuscript culture; Poetics and versification; The production and reception of medieval texts in the renaissance.
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English Staff |
| Gregory Fox, Rachel |
Lecturer |
Postcolonial Feminism; Middle Eastern, West Asian, and South Asian Literature; Post-9/11 Literature; Literary, Visual, and Digital Media. |
English Staff |
| Brotton, Jerry |
Professor |
Renaissance intellectual and cultural history; early modern literature |
English Staff |
| Clemit, Pamela |
Professor |
English literature of the late 18th and early 19th centuries; The Godwin-Shelley family of writers; The 1790s; The literature of English religious nonconformity; Letters, journals, and autobiographical writings; Editing and editorial theory; The political novel |
English Staff |
| Barrett, Michèle |
Professor |
Virginia Woolf; First World War; literary and cultural theory |
English Staff |
| Schalkwyk , David |
Professor |
Shakespeare Studies |
English Staff |
| Hobson, Suzanne |
Senior Lecturer |
British and American modernism; critical and literary theory; literature and religion |
English Staff |
| Hamilton, Paul |
Professor |
Romanticism in Britain and Europe; philosophy, political theory, and literature |
English Staff |
| Mauger, Matthew |
Senior Lecturer |
C18 Literature; enlightenment legal writing; London and metropolitan life; global commerce, culture, and identity in C18 Britain |
English Staff |
| price, kitt |
Senior Lecturer |
Science and Technology in Culture; Parapsychology and psychical research; Dreams; mass media 1900-1940. |
English Staff |
| Reid, Christopher |
Professor |
Eighteenth-century studies; political rhetoric and oratory |
English Staff |
| Whitehouse, Tessa |
Senior Lecturer |
Eighteenth-century studies; letters; book history; literature and religion |
English Staff |
| Boutcher, Warren |
Professor |
Interdisciplinary history of ideas; early modern European literature |
English Staff |
| Phillips, Harriet |
Postdoctoral Researcher |
Sir Thomas Browne |
English Staff |
| Flanery, Patrick |
Professor |
Creative Writing |
English Staff |
| Rajsic, Jaclyn |
Lecturer |
Genealogies and rolls; Brut chronicles and related histories; Materiality, manuscript studies, and the history of the book; The French of England and medieval multilingualism; The circulation of ‘English’ texts and manuscripts across the Channel; Medieval perceptions of the past; Imagined genealogies, geographies and communities |
English Staff |
